daataa — the content and brand layer

Making content isn't the problem anymore.

Any team can now produce in an afternoon what took a month last year. But where does all of it live? Who has the right version? Nobody built the place to hold it and keep it in order.

Twenty minutes. No commitment, no credit card.

01

There used to be one person.

One designer. One person who held the files — one person who made the work.

It moved slowly — two days for a post, two weeks for a campaign — but one thing was always true: everyone knew which version was the real one. Because there was only one, and only one person had made it.

It was slow. There was no other way.

02

Then speed arrived.

AI took the cost of making down to almost nothing. The same team, the same headcount, now ships in an afternoon what used to take a month.

Clients noticed. Their expectations moved with it.

Output went up tenfold; the way we hold it stayed exactly the same — a chat thread, a shared drive, and a folder called “final-FINAL-v2”.

Production sped up. Control didn't.

03

4:47 PM

It's 4:47 in the afternoon.

At an agency

A project manager has three windows open, hunting for the cover the client approved. The client wrote: “the earlier one was good.” Which earlier one?

At a company

A marketing lead sees a post that just went live in the wrong typeface. The person who made it started three weeks ago. Nobody handed them the brand kit.

At an institution

The announcement is ready and has to go out tonight. The person who always does this is on leave. The current logo file is on their laptop.

Three places. One failure.

04

daataa is the layer nobody built.

Not another tool for making things — you have enough of those.

It's the place where everything you make has somewhere to go: drafts, a review path, a publishing calendar, and one final version everyone trusts.

The AI suggests here; you decide. Your colours, fonts and tone are locked, so nothing ships outside the rules.

Drafts
Review path
Publishing calendar
One final version
05

From here on, it's simple.

1

You describe the brand once

Logo, colours, fonts, tone. Entered once and locked. After that you never explain it to anyone again.

2

The team works — four times faster

Ready templates, copy suggestions, and a home for the work you already made. No prompt skills, no design skills required.

3

One final version remains

Internal approval, a review link for the client or manager, a publishing calendar, print and digital exports. With history, so nobody asks “which earlier one?” again.

06

This wasn't designed in a boardroom.

It came out of a studio that produced more than 500 different pieces of work a year. More than sixty brands passed through it — energy, food, real estate, legal tech.

The same thing happened every time. Good work got made, then lost in the gap between approved and published. Good people, expensive hours, and an outcome undone by the wrong file.

We built daataa for ourselves first, because we were tired. Then we found out the problem was never only ours.

— Yas Taheri, Founder, YaStudio

Iran · 7 years · 60+ brands · 200+ templates

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Give us twenty minutes. In the session we'll produce a real, on-brand asset from your own logo, colours and tone. Nothing left to imagine.

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